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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1975

Page

9

Remembering three feet apart corn rows and changing farming ways

Ruth Gideon recalls how past fields were planted with three foot spacing and cultivated by horse teams, contrasting with modern dense rows one foot apart and reduced cultivation. She warns of potential poor yields without rain, notes garden produce, and mentions local visits, weddings, and nearby lavender clover blooms along the Wayland route.

Ruth Gideon Bethel Wayland Wayne Gideon Ernest Ruth May Gideon Legion Hall Nora Wehrs Erwin Wulf Walter Longer Verle Gallaghers Lorence Mareks Ray Niffenegger Alma Walker Presbyterian Home Gideon Richard Longer Bob Colorado Ray Niffeneggers

Mid-Prairie Student Registration Set for Aug 18

Registration for all Mid-Prairie District students is planned for August 18 from 8 30 a m to 3 p m. Fees due the same day include book rent 5 dollars for kindergarten 8 dollars for grades 1 12 high school lab and towel fees gym swim with varying amounts plus optional insurance 3 50 5 50 6 13 50 or 30 football 9 12 3 5 7 8 5 6 wrestling lunch 45 cents daily 2 weekly 8 monthly.

Mid-Prairie District

Mid-Prairie reports hot lunches and attendance for 1974 75

Mid-Prairie Community School District released statistics for the 1974-75 year showing 213,911 hot lunches served. Of these, 20,349 were free to needy students and 10,028 were half-price for eligible students. Enrollment totaled 1,465, down from 1,522 in 1973-74, with grades listed from Kindergarten through 12th and special education noted.

Mid-Prairie Mid-Prairie Community School District

Red Cross retrains 17 water safety instructors

Seventeen water safety instructors completed a 12 hour retraining course issued by the American National Red Cross on July 31. Milo Steele Jr led the program at the Municipal Pool with nine new Advanced Lifesaving films and hands on practice. Recipients include Balk Bohrofen Crull Dawson Flickinger Gray Greene Greene Koehler Llewellyn Moore Schofield Sheetz Steele Thomas and Wilson.

American National Red Cross Milo Steele, Jr Municipal Pool Mary Pat Balk Monte Bohrofen Pauline B. Crull Jana Dawson Carol Flickinger Michael J. Gray Cindy Greene Robin L. Greene

Airborne sculpture vanishes over New Hampshire festival

Pat Martelino's 30 pound aluminum sculpture tied to a foot helium balloon broke free during setup for the White Mountain Art Festival and has not been seen since. Aviation authorities fear it could drift or pose danger while FAA officials search for clues on its ascent. The piece used wind channels through harmonicas as a wind art device.

Jefferson, N.H UPI Pat Martelino Bethlehem White Mountain Marzelino Federal Aviation Administration Lebanon Martelino

Professional Directory of Livingston Area Attorneys and Services

An assortment of listings including law firms such as Livingston Day Meeker Bates and Morrison Morrison Lloyd, John C Owen, Stewart Shearer, Anderson & Buffer, and others. Also featured are chiropractic, nursing home, osteopathic, child care, and moving services with contact details and office hours.

Livingston, Day, Kehoe Meeker & Bates Robert Day Everett Meeker Robert Bates Craig Arbuckle South B Morrison, Morrison Lloyd Edmund D. Morrison Jr James E. Lloyd Washington St John C. Owen East Main Street Stewart Washington Iowa Credit ‘Association Monthly Fri Credit Bureau Credit Bureau. OF Washington Inc South Waflewood Manor Keota P. L,etter Osteopathic

Don’t harvest stressed drought corn too soon says ISU expert

Iowa State University extension specialist Mitch Geasler warns against harvesting wet drought corn for silage. He urges farmers to wait for rain, aiming for about 35 percent dry matter in the plant and 50 to 65 percent in kernels, noting future yields depend on timely moisture and careful timing.

Ames Mitch Geasler Iowa State University Iowa Geasler

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